Polk County itemizer., May 21, 1914, Image 3

D o n ’t »Year a Truss!
G o o d S ervice Counts
in Groceries as well as anything else
W e have the Clerks and the Goods
S IM O N T O N & S C O T T
South of the Court House, Dallas
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Medley » «MMi. 11 . 1 ce the modern ° rAs°S. ^
“ ti^PW nU ir. v.. Jesse
sc
kieiiiitic invention, the wonder- j mmam, Rachael J- uuiiam, Julia
lul 11 *"**v uibcovoiy that cures rup-|
■ I P. Frink, L>. S. Prink, Mary hi. Miller,
Nelson B. Gilliam, . Nancy Gilliam,
ture will be sent on trial. No 00-
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noxious
¡springs
or
pads.
Hasaut-
¿°hn
AL; 2!!i,aB1‘ ,
4
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u; i„
i I turner E. Gilliam, Adella Gilliam, vv.
: omatic A ir Luiluons.
Binds and . D oiuiani, Lizsie anuam, Elmer
draws the broken parts together! Gilliam, Ella Gilliam, Ella M. Broom,
J as you would a broken limb. No Stella Agnew, T. 11. Agnew, Vesta
Rugg, George W. Rugg, Jane Gilliam,
? salves. No lies. Durable, cheap. Grace
A
Gilliam, Albert Gilliam,
5 Fat. Sept. It), ’ 12. Sent on trial Mamie Gilliam, Fanny Howe, W. C.
j to prove its worth.
Send Howe, Minnie Oliver, C. W. Oliver,
I name and address today. George Dorothy Hutchinson, Burton Hutchin­
son, Cornelia Splawn, Ona Splawn,
Medley, Dallas, Oregon.
OS9t
w
W
W
! Have You Planned Your Outirgl
g
A Few Timely Sugge:t!ons.
Summer Excursions East
Rute r-'eAival
(ÌJtacia %nM
Bea:l; Recocts
Spring and Mountain Report»
Y o u dou btless want to go somewhere to get
w h ile fro m the steady grind. Let us help you.
away for a
Excursions East:
From June 1st to September 30th low round trip tickets will be
sold from all points on the S. P. one way through California
or via Portland.
Reliable evidence Is abundant that women
are constantly being restored to health by
Jennie Splawn, John Leista Splawn,
Newport. Ygfluina Bay:
Lydia E. Pinkh am ’s Vegetable Compound
l£BN
Gilbert Splawn, Ella Clark, "John"
For rest, pleasure or recreation and outdoor life try this old
Clark, Marion Splawn, Sarah Splawn,
seaside outing place. The best of everything— camps, cot­
Willard Wing, Minnie May Smith, W.
tages.
hotels--at moderate cost.
T
h
e
many
testimonial
letters
that
we
are
continually
pub­
P. Smith, Jenuie F. Ollar, A- K- Ollar,
Dallas, Oregon.
Annie Myrtle McWlllis, S. R. McWll-
lishing in the newspapers— hundredsof them— are all genu­
Tillamook
County
Beaphes:
11«, the unknown heirs of Martha J.
A new playground, only a short run from Portland Mountain,
ine, true and unsolicited expressions of heartfelt gratitude
R.E. WILLIAMS, President
Stanley, deceased, the unknown heirs
forest, Ashing streams or beach In endless variety and infinite
of Andrew J. Gilliam, deceased, the
for the freedom from suffering that has come to these
W. G .V A S S A L L Vice President
charm.
unknown heirs of Surah T. Otlllam,
women solely through the use of Lydia E. Pinkh am ’s
F. J. C R A V E N , Cashlr deceased, the unknown heirs of R. P.
Rose Festival:
Gilliam, deceased, the unknown neirs
Vegetable Compound.
From June 9 to 12 Portland will don holiday attire, and supply
Directors:
of Rebecca Ann Splawn, deceased, the
entertainment unique, historical and Interesting. Fun on
unknown
heirs of Frances Marion
R. C. Craven, I. N. Woods,
land and water you cannot afford to miss
,
Money could not buy nor any kind of influence obtain
land
and water you cannot afford to miss.
W. G. Vassall, U. E. Williams, B. H. Splawn, deceased, the unknown heirs
such recommendations; you may depend upon it that any
of Lillie Wing, deceased, and also all
McCallon, F. J. Craven. J. W. Crider. other persons or parties unknown
Springs and Mountain Resorts:
testimonial we publish is honest and true— if you have any
claiming any right, title, estate, lien,
Hot Springs, Mineral Springs and Mountain Resorts for fish­
Tlis Bank is pleased to place a. the or interest in the real estate described
doubt of this write to the women whose true names and
ing, hunting or “ far from the maddening crowds” are to be
disposal of its customers the facilities in the complaint herein, Defendants.
found
In abundance along the Southern Pacific.
addresses are always given, and learn for yourself.
To Nelson 11. Gilliam, Nancy Gilliam,
Our
New
Outing
Booklets:
John A. Gilliam, "M ary- Gilliam
Bicycle and Motorcycle, Umbrella and
Read this one from Mrs. W aters:
(whose true Christian name is un­
Lock Repairing, Keys Fitted.
“ Vacation Days,” “ Newport" and "Tillamook
known to plaintiff), Elmer Gilliam,
Bicycle and Motorcycle Sundries, Oils
C a m d e n , N.J.— “ 1 was sick for two years with nervous spells, and
County Beaches" are just off the press, full of
Ella
Gilliam,
Minnie
Oliver,
C.
W.
my
kidneys
were
affected.
I
had
a
doctor
all
the
time
and
used
a
and Greases
Oliver,
Marion
Splawn,
Sarah
timely suggestions as to where and how you
galvanic battery, but nothing did me any g.xid. I was not able to go
L. B. HIXSON. JR.
Splawn, Willard Wing, Ona Splawn, ’ to lied, but spent my time on a couch or in a sleeping-chair, and soon
i can best spend your vacation. They are free
Jennie Splawn, John Leista Splawn,
G E N E R A L R EPAIRING OF A L L
became almost a skeleton. Finally my doctor went away for his
I for the asking. Drop us a postal card or call
K IN D S
Gilbert Splawn, Ella ('lark, "John”
health, and my husband heard of Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Vegetable
Phone 1072
Clark (whose Christian name Is un­
on our nearest Agent.
Compound
and
got
me
some.
In
two
months
I
got
relief
and
now
I
known to plaintiff), Stella Agnew
3■ 5 Main Street
Dallas, Ore
am
like
a
new
woman
and
am
at
my
usual
weight.
I
recommend
T. H. Agnew, the unknown heirs ol
John M. Scott, Genera! Passenger Agent
your medicine to every one and so does my husband.”— Mrs. T illdc
Martha J. Stanley, deceased, the un
Portland, Oregon
known heirs of Andrew J. Gilliam
W a t e r s , 1135 K night St., Camden, N.J.
deceased, the unknown heirs ol
Sarah T. Gilliam, deceased, the un
And this one from M rs. Haddock:
known heirs of R. P. Gilliam, do
I T * oa , O k l a . — “ I was weak and nervous, not ahle to do my work
+ *+ *♦*+ *+ *+ *+ *+ *+ *+ *♦•* ♦*+ *♦*+ *♦*+ *+ *+ *+ *+ *+ * +
ceased, the unknown heirs of Re­
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and scarcely ahle to be on my feet. I had backache, headache, palpi­
becca Ann Splawn, deceased, the
S u rv e y in g and Platting unkntfwn
+
hetrs of Frances Marlon
tation of the heart, trouble with my bowels, and inflammation. Since
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Slawn, deceased, the unknown heirs
Estimates furnished on all
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taking the Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound I am better
♦
unni il ~mwt
<
of Lillie Wing, deceased, also all
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than I have been for twenty years. 1 think it is a wonderful medi­
kinds of Engineering Work
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v
other persons or parties In Interest
cine and I have recommended it to others.”— Mrs. M ary A nn H ad ­
4v
Phone 502
-
Dallas, On..
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Î
J
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
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d o c k , Utica, Oklahoma.
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or interest In the real estate do
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it
a.
scribed in the complaint on flic
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N ow answer this question if you can. W h y .^iould a
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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herein, of the above named defend­
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ants:
woman continue to suffer without first g ivin g L ydia E.
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♦
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial P Y ou know that
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ir
You are hereby required to appear
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it has saved many others— why should it fail in your case?
and answer the complaint (¡led against
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you in the above entitled Court, and
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-if
i
s
suit within six weeks from the date of
1
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F o r 3 0 years L y d ia E . P in k h a m ’s V e g e ta b le
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f
the tlrst publication of this summons,
C om pound lias been the stan d ard rem edy fo r fe­
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to-wlt, on or before the 5th day of
m ale ills. N o one sick w ith w o m a n 's ailm ents
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June, 1914, and if you fail to answer,
..
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ry
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap­
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m ous m edicine m ad e fro m roots a n d herbs, it
r ii
ply to the Court for a decree as pray
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has resto red so m an y s u ffe rin g w o m en tohealth.
ed for In his complaint herein, to-wit:
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rite to LYDIA E.IMVKHAM MEDICINE CO.
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1. That the defendants herein may
Model T
$
(CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN. MASS., fo r advice.
be required to set forth the nature
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Y
o
u
r
letter
w
ill
be
opened,
read
and
a
n
s
w
e
re
d
Touring Car
of their claims in and to that certain
by a w o m a n a n d h eld in strict confidence.
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parcel of land described as follows, ,
f.o.b. Detroit
I t
to-wit: Beginning at the Northeast
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corner of the Donation Land Claim of
I t
Get particulars from I, V . LYN CH , Dallas, Oregon
behind him the candle-lighted library
Andrew J. Gilliam and wife. Not. No. ¡
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2274,
Claim
No.
52,
in
Township
8
window
with
Beauty
Valiant
pacing
Tie IH C Line T N T E R N A T I O N A I , H arvester oil
South, range 6 West of the Willamette
up and down, waiting for daylight.
GRAIN AND HAT
Meridian, In the County of Polk and
There was a sun-lighted stretch be­ + *
A tractors rank first as machines for
MACHINES
*♦
Binden, Reepen
State of Oregon;
thence
running
tween two hemlocks, with
Southall
* +
all-around farm use.
Enumerate a dozen
Header*, Mower«
+ #
South 50 degrees 35 minutes, East
and he measuring the ground— the
Rakes. Stackers
of
your
farm
operations
and
you
will
find
I
23.47 chains to a 4-lnch oak post:
grass all dewy sparkles and an early
Hay Loader«
+ * *
these tractors— Mogul or Titan— can be used with
Hay Presse*
thence South 28 degrees W est 15
robin teetering on a thorn-bush. Eight
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I/ .' '
;
+
profit in all.
CORN MACHINES
chains
to
a
4-inch
oak
post;
thence
—Hill— ten lie caught himself count­ + *
BY H A L L IE ERMINE RIVES.
Planten, Picker*
They furnish reliable power for all belt machines
* +
It
North 63 degrees 15 minutes West Copyright, 1912, The Bobbs-Merrill Co. ing the paces.
Binder*. Cultivators
+ *
and for disking, plowing an#other drawbar work.
Ensilage Cuttert
29.54 chains to an 8-inch oak post on
He wiped his forehead. Betwen the
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Skeller*. Shredders
(Continued
from
last
week.)
Features which make 1 If Ctractors valuable are tl.e
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the West side of the county road;
hemlocks now were two figures facing
TILLAGE
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truck design, the large inainshaft and its long bear­
CH APTER XVI.
thence West 19.4 chains to the center
P « f , Spring-Tooth,
each
other,
one
twitching
uncertainly,
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+
W . R. C o u lt e r
♦ *
ings, the power starting system, the dust proof
and Disk Harrows
of the Gilliam swale; thence N orth!
„„
^ he E^ho.
„ „ other
ra l„ palely rigid;
,,
the
and at one side,
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Cultivator*
engine—features of proved value which you tmd oa
35 degrees East S.39 chains following \! w ” en the major entered his room, held screen-wise,
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Phone 1061
D allas, Oregc approximately
raised umbrella.
GENERAL LINE
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1
all
I
H
C
tractors.
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the center of
said Jereboam, his ancient body-servant,! In In
some
ghostly
w „. way he
..„UIU
„ „ „ see right
Oil and Gas Engiuoa
some
ghostly
could
+ +
I H Ctractors, Mogul or Titan, are simple, strong,
Oil Tractors
swale; thence North 38 degree East j '-as dawdling about putting things to through the latter—see the doctor’s
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*
*f
Ma sure Spreaders
and easily operated. They are built in all sizes, 6-12
N. L. B U T L E R
L. D . B U T L E R
10 66 chains to the North line of said tights, Ins
seamod visage under his hand gripping the handle his own
Cream Separator)
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to 30-60-H. P., and in styles *o meet the needs of
Gilliam D. L. C„ thence East 23.61 'vhlte ''°°1 suRostlng a charred stump outstretched beyond the edge, holding
Firm Wagons
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every
good
sized
farm.
The
I
H
C
line
also
includes
beneath a crisp powdering of snow, i a handkerchief ready to flutter rii vn.
Motor Trucks
chains
to
the
place
of
beginning,
and
Thresher*
various styles of general purpose engines from 1 to
containing 79.50 acres of land, more or 'Jedge Chalmahs done tellyfoam ter A silly subterfuge those umbrellas,
Grain Drillt
50-H. P.t operating on high ana low grade fuel oils.
Feed Grinders
less; and that all adverse claims of ax yo’ ovah ter Gladden Hall to suppah but there must be no actual witnesses
LAW YERS
Write us for catalogues and other information
Knife Grindars
the defendants may be determined by ter-night, suh,” he said. "De jedge j to the final act of a "gentlemen’s meet­
Binder Twiao
about tractors and engines.
IN D E P E N D E N C E
O R E G O N a decree of said court. 2. That by low he gwlne to git eben wid yo’ fo’ | ing"! A silly code, the whole of it,
said decree it be declared and ad­ dat las’ game ob pokah yo’ done lam I now happily outgrown! He thought
T
judged that the said defendants him.”
thus w ith a kind of dumb irritant won­
International Harvester Company of America
❖
"T e ll him not to-night, Jerry," said der, while the gren picture hung a ?
and
each
of
them
have
no
(incorporated)
estate
nor
interest
whatever the other wearily. "Some other time." moment—as a stone thrown in air
P
R
IC
E
S
A
G
A
IN
R
ED
U
CED
Portland
Ore.
The old darkv ruminated as he plod­ hangs poised at height before it falls
* R. L. CHAPMAN....
in or to said parcel of land and that
.70
Champiou Deetuig McCormick Milwaukee Osborne I'laao
100 Watts, 98 C. P. . . . . . .
the title of plaintiff thereto is good ded down to the doctor s telephone, j then dissolved itself in two sharp T
; F U N E R A L D IR E C TO R
"Whut de rnattah now? He got dat' crackles, with a gaping interval be­ T
and
valid;
fluid,
3.
That
the
Mid
de
10 Watts, 8 C. P. . . . . . . $ 30
>
anti
ar way-off-yondah look ergen." He tween. The sc^ne blurred into a sin­
fondants
and
each
of
them
be
for
.30
EM BALM ER
15 Watts- 12 C. P. . . . . . .
ever enjoined and debarred from as­ heeahd he liummin’ dat tune when he gle figure huddling down— huddling
^ O FFIC E: Chapel anti P arlo rs, N. Main at
.30
20 Watts, 17 C. P. .
drea hisse f ris mawning’. Sing befo’ down—
serting
any
claims
whatever
in
or
to
Y
»
D A L L A S , OREGON:
25 Watts, 22 C. P. . . . . . .
said land adverse to plaintiff and that yo’ eat, cry befo’ yo’ sleep!
.30
"Which
did
she
love?"
The
major
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Both Phones «183
^ plaintiff may have such other relief
The major had. Indeed, a far-away j Bhnok hj8 head helplessly.
It was
40 Watts, 36 C. P. . . . . . .
.30
r Calls Promptly Answered Day or Ni^ht. f
as may seem meet with equity.
look as he sat there, a heavy, lonely after all, only the echo, become all at - T
O a k St.______________________________ O a k St.
.40
60 Watts, 56 C. P. . . .
❖
This
summons,
by
an
order
of
the
figure,
that
bright
morning.
It
had
once
audible
on
a
shalow
woman’s
lips
W e are p rep ared to do a n y an d all kinds o f H a rn e s s an d
c lln n o r l i to
n his
I,It* face
f n e n with
,i> 14 1 > 41
>n n
n ..,n of f
150 Watts, 167 C P. . .
. . . 1.10
the
news
lion. J. B. Teal, Judge of the County slipped
of
a
question
that
had
always
haun­
❖
S h o e R ep airin g.
L ocated in the
Court of Polk County, Oregon, made the arrival at Damory Court. He told ted him. It had first come to him on
250 Watts, 278 C P. . . . . . . 1.80
F A R M E R S ’ FEED SH ED BUILDING
at Chambers in Dallas, Oregon, on i himself that he felt queer. A mock­ the heels of that duel, when he had
BUY H E R E N O W
the llt ll day of April, 1914, H ing bird was singing in a tulip tree stood, somewhat later that hateful
F R E D B. W E S T
outside, and the gray cat sat on the morning, holding a »addled horse be­ T
served
upon
you
by
the
pub
LOV MOrtCOTT, I’ iiO PR IK TO R
llcation
thereof
for
a
period window-sill, watching the foliage with fore the big piliared porch.
Electric Supplies
All kinds of hauling at reason­
It had T
T
of six consecutive weeks immediately blinking lust. There was no breeze whispered itself then from every morn
able
rates.*
Phone
orders
525 Court Street.
....
Phone 18
and
the
leaves
of
the
Virginia
creeper
prior
to
the
5th
day
of
June,
1914,
in
promptly attended fo. Head­
ing leaf. "Sassoon or Valiant?” If
»>
the Polk County Itemize!*, a newspaper that curled «about the sash were tremb­ she had loved Sassoon, of what use the
quarters at Webster’s confec­
of general circulation printed weekly ling with the sensuous delight of the letter Valiant was so long penning In
tionery.
sunshine. Suddenly he seemed to hear the library? But if it were Valiant
Phone 511.
Barn Phone Mutual 24 at Dallas In said County.
The date of the first publication of elfin voices close to his ear:
she loved? The man who, having
W H Y IS D A L L A S F IR M ?
this summons Is April 23. 1914.
"Which was it she loved? Valiant sworn not to lift his hand against the
BROWN, SIBLEY ft BELT,
Dallas Oamp, No. 209
or Sassoon ?"
other, had broken his sacred word to
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
iecause Its Citizens Have Learned
Railroad Street, Dallas.
Woodmen of the World
It was so distinct that he started, her! Who had stained the unwritten
the Truth.
Meets every Tuesday evening al
vexed and disturbed. Reallv, it was code by facing an opponent maddenad
Notice to Creditors.
Woodman Hall, corner of Washington
absured. He would be seeing tilings with liquor! Yet, what was there a
After reading this generous and en­
and Jefferson Streets. Visiting Neigh
Notice is hereby given that the un­ next! "Southall may be right about woman might not condone in the one
Lett We Forget.'
bors welcomed.
dersigned has been by the County that exercise^." he muttered: ".I’ll man? Would she read, forgive and couraging report from Mrs. Stroud,
those
who have the misfortune to suf­
I JERRY DRISCOLL, Consul Com.
Court of Polk County, Oregon, ap­ walk more.” He began the projected send for him?
fer,
as
she
did,
will
naturally
long
to
| JOE CRAVEN, Clerk.
pointed administratrix of the estate reform without delay, striding up and
The major laughed out suddenly,
But the little voices harshly. In the quiet room, and looked got similar relief. But to get the
of George W. Dow, deceased, and lias down tbp room
qualified. All persons having claims r>rpqentlv sounded aenln, shouting down as if he expected to see that let­ same good as Mrs. Stroud had, you
A. F. & A. M.
should get the same remedy. There
against said estate are hereby re­ like enomes Inside a hill:
ter still lvlng in his hand. But the are of course, other kidney pills but
Jennings Lodge, No. 9
quested to file the same with the un
"Which was it? Valiant or Sasson?" laugh could not still a regular pulsing there are no other kidney pills the
Meets second and fourth Fridays of dersigned administratrix at the law
wish to God I knew !" said the sound that was in his ears—elfin like same as Dan’s. That Is why Dallas
each month In Masonic hall on Main office of Brown, Sibley & Belt, 510 Mil
mMor roughly, standing still
It sl- the voices, but as distinct— the sound
street.
Visiting brethren welcon -.
Street, Dallas, Oregon, within si* lenooti them, but the sound of his own of a horse’s hoofs going from Damory people demand the genuine
Mrs. George Stroud, Dallas, O re,
W. R. ELLIS. W. M.
months from the date hereof. All vMrp
it bad hopn a precon­ Court.
says: "I was subject to attacks of
.
W A LTE R S. MUIR. Sec’y.
claims must be verified as required by certed signal, drew together a hundred
He had heard those hoof-beats in his kidney trouble. I tried many remedies
$10C R ew ard . $100
law.
inchoate Images of other days. There brain for thirty years!
and 1 can say that I found Doan’s Kid­ T h e r^adeis o f this paper will be
Dated and first published March 12, was the well-ordered garden of Dam-
pleaaed to 1, urn that tlic.o is at leaat or,a
Almira Rebekah Looge, No. 26
ney Pills the best of all. They acted droad. d diaeaao that science has Sec»
• 0f*v Court—it rose un. gloomy with
Meets on the first and third Wednes 1914.
They have regulated the able t j cure In all Us stages, and that ta
Notice.
E T TA PICKETT.
j night shadows, across his great cloth**
day of each month in the Odd Fellows
action
of my kidneys and improved my Catarrh. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure lo 'he only
Notice is hereby given that the
Administratrix
of
the
Estate
positive cure now Known to the medical
| press against the w all—with himself
Hall
fraternity. C at-rrh 6cl.nl a ror.jtltutlonai
County Court of Polk County, Oregon, health.”
of George W. Dow, Deceased.
E LLA J METZGER. N. O.
sitting on a rustic bench smoking and will receive sealed proposals for fur­
Price
50c,
at
all
dealers.
Don’t
sim­
disease,
requires a constitutional treat­
Brown, Siblev ft Belt,
ment. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure Is lohen In­
ORA COSPER, Secretary.
nishing all material, except the Irons, ply ask for a kidney remedy— get ternally. acting directly upon tha blood
Attorneys for the Estate.
Doan’s
Kidney
Pills—
the
same''that
and mucous surfaces o f the system, .there­
and erecting one Howe Truss Bridge, |
Postei MUbura Co., by destroying the found-iUa of the 01 ^
M RS. J. C GAYNOR, Proprietor
Phone 513
100 foot span, across LaCreole River ( Mrs. Stroud had
Mistletoe Circle, No. 23
rtse,
r id g.vln g the potlent
Props.,
Buffalo,
N.
Y.
near Bowersvllle, said County. Plans
building up ti e constitution and aaslaUnff
Women of Woodcraft
and specifications on file at office of
nature In doing Its work. The porPKHort
so murh faith la Ita eiit^Ure pow­
County Clerk of Polk County, Dallas,
Meets on the second and fourth
See the 1914 prices for Ford hnve
ers that they o -e r One Hundred DoUars
Oregon
A certified check for 5 per '
Wednesdays of each month at the
fo r nny rose th rt It f Ms to curs. Send
cars.
Touring
cars
|ti25;
road­
K i l l s B r o s
rent of bid to accompany same. All !
Woodman Hall.
fo r l'et o f testimonials.
Ohio.
, 4dtress r j. e r r :: :; ..’ a c o ., Toledo,onto.
bids to be filed in the office of file j sters $575 f. o. b. Dallas.— I. V
EMMA JOST. Guardian Neighbor.
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County Clerk of Polk County, Oregon, Lynch, Dallas.
S *D IE LY N N , Clerk.
Taka H ill’s Family PMtn for -onstlpaMoo.
n or before 10 o’clock a. m., Monday, j
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Dallas Assembly, No. 46
County Court reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
United Artisans
Bv order of the Countv Court.
Meets
first
and
third
Monday
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Practically all irrigated and located five miles
A B ROBINSON, JR ,
igs of each month In Woodman Hall
When You Want Something
Visiting members cordially Invited
from Grass Range will he
J L W HITE,
Particulary Nice—
S e co n d -h an d
m a g a zin e s
at
Master Artlsa
You
can
always depend upon K C not to
W IL L IS SIMONTON Sec’y.
'h is office, 5 cents each.
¡ULUS CITY SUM
The Largest Industry in Polk County is the
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Buy your Lumber o f
them and help the
Himes Engineering
Community G: ow.
Company
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International Harvester
Oil Tractors
The World Moves Itself
We move Anything Eise
B u y it Because
is
It’s a Better C ar
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OF VIRGINIA”
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ARNOLD & McCOSKEY
THE SHOE
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C. L. H A W K IN S
That Leads the World for
ONU MENT
Style Wear and Comfort
UTZ & DUNN
Marble—
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The Shoe to Choose— see them in I
our window. N ew Spring Styles
that never before looked so good
Try a pair and be convinced._______
" D A L L A S SHOE STO R E
Our
9 ,0 0 0
A c re F a rm
Sold in Tracts of 160 Acres
MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL
This is the last large farm to be cut up in the
F am o u s
F ergu s C oun ty
Along the new line of the C. M. & St. P. Ry.
Grass Range Ranch Company,
Grass Range,
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Montana
Instructor
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; Studio: 712 Oak Rt. Ornila», Oregon
COFFFI
B. F. BUTLER
FOR S A L E B Y
D E N TIS T
lousjhary Grocery
Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas
Office Hours: 8 to 12 A M 1 to5 P M
All kinds of Dental work dona at
reaaonabla prices.
D A LL A S . O R E G O N .
D.D.D.
—for grnrr—
The Standard Skin Remedy
Instant Relief
am Skin T rou bles
77)« Guaranteed Remedy
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City Express & Transfer Co.
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disappoint you. The double raise make*
doubly certain —nothing is left to “luck. H the
batter is a little thin, K C will raise it light and
feathery and it will be all the better. Jiififl^jM
stove or turning the pan around makes no cmier-
ence - - K C sustains the raise until baked.
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When there’s a birthday or wedding cake
to bake, of rdreshments for reception of party
to provide, take no chances—
Use K C